D'Allen Washington walks the streets again after the Mississippi Parole Board released him from prison. He pleaded guilty to accessory after the fact of kidnapping in the Kingston Frazier case.
Washington also pleaded guilty to simple robbery on an unrelated charge and received a six-year prison sentence. Circuit Judge William Chapman sentenced him to serve 20 years in prison but suspended five years.
The Mississippi State Parole Board issued the following statement:
Washington, 22, is required to be on electronic monitoring for a year. His conditions also include monthly reporting, random drug testing, a midnight curfew, and non-affiliation with convicted felons. He cannot possess a gun, use alcoholic beverages, go to places with bad reputations, change his residency without notifying his supervising agent or leave the state without permission. He must pay all court costs and supervision fees. His supervision ends Dec. 21, 2028, followed by five years of probation
Washington attorney Warren Martin issued a statement as well:
As of yesterday, Mr. D’Allen Washington was released from the custody of the Mississippi Department of Corrections by order from the Mississippi Parole Board. Mr. Washington met all of the conditions for parole under Mississippi law and was granted parole based upon his eligibility and other factors.
As he has done since this tragic incident, Mr. Washington continues to express his sincerest condolences to the Frazier and Archie families. During this period, Mr. Washington respectfully requests privacy as he takes steps to move forward with his life.
Kingfish note: The parole generated no small amount of anguish. However, prosecutors said at the time there was simply not much evidence to link him to the kidnapping or murder.
47 comments:
Not the Bastion of Justice Madison county performing a catch a release. WHERE IS MICHAEL GUEST WHEN YOU NEED HIM?!
He ratted off his pals and got a break. Restrictions: Wear GPS monitor; curfew; don't associate with felons; subject to search; and more.
Seems a second chance was warranted. I hope the young man uses it to benefit others.
Known by the company you keep-
It is going to be real hard for him to “not associate with felons”.
He arrived to the scene after the fact.
That’s his charge.
It carries a lighter sentence.
He did his time.
What’s the problem? You wanted him to rot in prison? Why? He didn’t steal the car nor kidnap the child nor murder the child.
Translation: He wasn’t charged with murder. If you could read then you would’ve already known he’d soon be released from prison.
Heads up: In a few more years, Wakefield will also be released.
He should petition to move to Hinds County where a GPS monitor means nothing.
@8:27 AM
Errbody screaming “gang gang gang.”
Them folks come you gon tell on the whole “gang.”
His butt will end up back in prison one day; I have no doubt.
The state parole board needs to be investigated. Somebody must be getting paid because there is no other reason they would be letting these thugs back out on the street.
The level of legal ignorance in our general population never ceases to astound me. Internet lawyers abound.
MF'r has a light bulb head.
Good thing parole board didn't restrict him from Sea World. The beluga whale exhibit is hiring.
We have an entire structure designed for the Parole Board to do exactly what they did here. Just because you don't understand that does not mean it's corrupt. Parole is a good thing. It incentivizes inmates to behave but it still carries real supervision and consequences as people reintegrate into society.
Michael Guest forgot about the Felony Murder Rule.All 3 should never walk free. Remember this when you go vote.
It's a good thing killers are walking the street while "food stamp fraudsters" are being locked up.
Priorities.
He didnt kill anyone. He didnt kill Kingston. The person who killed him is still in prison and hopefully will stay there.
Could the legal scholar at 9:59 AM explain the Felony-Murder Rule to us laypeople?
Kanamit man 9:34, Episode 89.
9:45 & 10:26
I will bet you money he will be back in trouble within a year and most likely his crime will include a victim either being assaulted and/or robbed.
I know he's oppressed and didn't get the benefit of a free education and a free lunch to take advantage of. It must be those damn flags and statues again.
Felony murder rule is where everyone gets charged with homicide whether they were the actual killer or a participant.
@9:59am - Prosecutors stated they did not have the evidence to link Washington to the actual commission of the kidnapping or murder, therefore they could not use the felony murder rule in his case. Felony murder does not apply to accessories after the fact.
He was charged and did his time. This is a system issue.."soft on crime" issue. Maybe someone will give him what he deserves another way. Maybe he will apply for a SNAP card...then you know he will be public enemy number one.
Felony murder- you have to show he contemplated or knew the killing was going to take place and voluntarily participated in some aspect of it- Apparently the prosecutor didn't have evidence to show that -
8:24 best to keep your mouth closed because when it's open, it only reflects your ignorance of the law.
Having to go through life with that head is punishment enough.
Uncle Fester comes in 2 colors !!
Dude got a big ol’ head.
"Felony murder rule is where everyone gets charged with homicide whether they were the actual killer or a participant. February 3, 2022 at 10:50 AM"
It's not a rule, it's an option. It's also an option to charge him with a lesser crime if he rolls on the rest. But you never heard of that. Here's hoping you're not Matt Stephie.
He was an accessory AFTER the fact. If you read the court’s transcripts he actually begged the eventual shooter to let the child go. Once he arrived, the child was dead. Only a dumbass district attorney would overcharge him with capital murder to which he would’ve WALKED.
@10:13 AM
I like how you strutted into the comment section with your drawls stuck up your ass like you’ve made an interesting point when in reality the woman in the food stamp fraud was sentenced to paper time.
Translation: You only read the Headlines. I can tell.
Dude looks like Squidward!!!
Something wrong with that head. Look out for your kids.
"He ratted off his pals and got a break. Restrictions: Wear GPS monitor; curfew; don't associate with felons; subject to search; and more." Tell me how this works out. He'll be breaking most of the rules at his welcome home party.
If you will think back to the time all thus happened, Michael Guest kept his distance from this case from the beginning. He knew he had a important election coming up and needed those votes. Not a time to step on any toes!
He did? How? His office prosecuted the case.
Good Point KF but he let his office staff handle the case. Case was led by his asst, DA. Guest never once made a TV appearance or a sound bite from him on the case. It was brought to trial AFTER he was elected Congressman, as that was the intention all along!
That was SOP. His top prosecutor, Buckley, handled the case in Madison.
Actually, I have video of Guest speaking on the case. You sure you want to go down this route?
He was prosecuted, sentenced and served his jail sentence. Now, he’ll serve his probation. Justice was served. He didn’t kill anyone. He begged the killer to not shoot the child. He cooperated with authorities.
Judge Gadfly’s fake outrage goes to show he only copies and pastes. Anyone who knew the sentence could’ve told you both he and Wakefield would be eligible for parole in less than 5 years.
@3:07PM
AGREED
It happened outside of Hinds county and everybody has all these excuses. Somebody dropped the ball and y’all just won’t admit it.
Washington notified the police of the crime in the first place. Without him, there would’ve been no criminal prosecution.
And you want the man to do life in prison?
Please.
The problem that I have with this is that he had a felony charge pending before this crime took place. A couple of comments state that he couldn't be linked to the auto theft and kidnapping when he gave testimony that McBride unlawfully took the vehicle and kidnapped the child. That places him at both scenes, and felony murder rule still applies.
He didn't drive, but he had knowledge of the auto theft, kidnapping, and murder before the authorities were aware of his involvement by sun up. He went home like nothing happened, and only turned himself in once Wakefield was in cuffs on the news.
With no prospects it is likely that he returns to the only behavior that he knows.
Guest did give a public interview outside of the courthouse. Shame that he likely knew this was outcome, but talked out both sides of his mouth.
February 4, 2022 at 5:19 AM, they had everything except a murder weapon to convict. Washington's testimony only proved each party's direct role, which offered little value. McBride never denied being the shooter, phone txt msg, footage from the Kroger lot placing Wakefield cousin's vehicle at the crime scene, and Wakefield's confession under interrogation etc.
He was charged with the least amount of crimes.
He was sentenced to the lowest amount of time.
He was paroled after serving only 3 years.
HE OFFERED MORE THAN LITTLE VALUE.
The shooter will
Serve life without parole. Fuck is you debating?
8:48 PM
Lmao @ street lawyer
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